There's a spiritual hunger stirring in the land—a deep recognition that we've been living through a season of dearth, much like the days of the priest Eli when the word of the Lord was rare and visions were uncommon. Yet just as God raised up Samuel in that dry season, He's calling forth men and women today who will carry His presence with power. This message challenges us to move beyond passive Christianity and step into a realm where we don't just know about God, but actually experience His miraculous hand at work. We're reminded of Elijah's servant whose eyes were opened to see the horses and chariots of fire—the angelic armies already positioned for our victory. The question isn't whether God has spiritual power available; it's whether we have spiritual eyes to see it. As we face an increasingly diverse spiritual landscape with various belief systems pressing in around us, we're called to recognize that the Spirit dwelling within us is greater than any force in the world. This isn't a time for fear or retreat, but for the Daniel 11:32 people—those who know their God and carry out great exploits. The pathway forward requires us to be consistently filled with the Holy Spirit, moving from spiritual milk to spiritual meat, from casual church attendance to desperate pursuit of God's presence. When we fast, pray, and position ourselves in His presence, we become carriers of revival fire that can transform cities and nations.